Sentence examples for plan to sidestep from inspiring English sources

The EU, Iran, China and Russia have set out a plan to sidestep these.

His plan to sidestep congressional opposition by governing through executive action has drawn predictable howls of "tyranny" from the opposition.

In a speech defiant in tone and ambitious in content, he announced a plan to sidestep the union, ignore its demands and take matters into his own hands.

James E. McGreevey's gubernatorial campaign sued Bret D. Schundler and the Republican National and State Committees today, seeking to block a Republican plan to sidestep New Jersey's campaign-spending limits and pour untold millions into advertisements promoting Mr. Schundler or attacking Mr. McGreevey.

With the odds stacked against them, Hakim devised an innovative and optimistic plan to sidestep the financial obstacles that had kept them unwed for so long.

But banks are understood to be planning to sidestep the rules by handing out monthly payments to affected staff.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, is now planning to sidestep opposition from Senate Republicans by creating an exchange via executive order, a spokesman for the governor said.

One way that the Obama Administration plans to sidestep the gridlock in Congress is to achieve its goals through regulatory actions.

The same day a group of big investment banks fired its latest broadside in the war over trading fees by announcing plans to sidestep the exchanges with their own platform spanning Europe.

And the White House announced plans to sidestep the Flores settlement, a 20-year old agreement which limits the time the federal government can detain immigrant minors to not more than 20 days.

Mr. Takenaka, whose portfolio also includes the development of information technology, plans to sidestep resistance within the government by taking his case directly to voters who are fed up with a decade of economic malaise.